Plenty of fish- a safe harbour for scammers ? Plenty of fish. Not a good experience. Some very clever and manipulative scammers using the site. Having been nearly had, elsewhere, I insisted on video call with the “woman” I was chatting to, she insisted I use the one on the site indicated by an icon I could not find. She “helped me” eventually sending link to a site posing as POF video, which - surprise surprise, wanted my credit card details including ccv. Which is where I pressed the delete button. Us lonely, sometimes old, widowers etc might just as well have a target painted on our backs,

The decline of online dating is terminal… Internet dating sites were rather good around 2006-2012. Since then they have really gone downhill. So many have become tacky money making machines and are teeming with scammers and fake profiles. It's almost like we've hit the point of diminishing returns there's so many out there and it's the wild west in terms of regulation, so many hidden charges and upgrades. Ultimately, they're just not very good at finding people partners and very good at exploiting the kind and the lonely. A free site, like those old free pen pal sites you used to get in the first few years of the net, say around 1999, would be a breath of fresh air now!

"Hello You"? Don't waste your time if you value your safety Hello You... is the worst dating site that has ever existed. Full of oily chancers, repulsive looking toads, stalkers, aggressive married & attached men masquerading as genuine single men. It is gross & must have as many fraudsters & potential rapists as another well known dating site that's always in the news as yet another former member is sent to prison.

Dateyou.com After conducting a thorough investigation into this so-called dating website I have concluded that it is run by bots and people most likely outside the U.S. who control old profiles and use those profiles to bait people along into buying more 'coins' to chat with them. This is not a dating website because that would imply that you would actually meet someone and form a relationship to go do things with. This is just a website ran by scammers trying to get your money and string you along with chats. Whoever made the website you need to shut it down otherwise I hope you get sued and sent to prison.

Dateme1st Dateme1st: I've been on here for a while now ,chatting to at least 6 women who apparently want to be with me, but refuse to exchange details ,cancel dates at the last minute and ask why I want to leave the site . Never had these issues on subscription sites and yet you can pay hundreds of pounds a month to have any meaningful conversations! Can anyone honestly say they have physically met and dated people from this site in the UK? If not ..avoid like the plague